1974 Jaguar Xj12 42k Mile Barn Find! on 2040-cars
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
1974 Jaguar XJ12 Series 2. Car was recently pulled from a barn where it was sitting since 1990 with 42k original miles. Car is not in running condition at this time, but should not require much to bring up to snuff. The car was originally parked because the drivers side fuel tank developed a small leak. Unfortunately there is no keys, the ignition switch had to be drilled to remove the vehicle from where it was sitting. The rear calipers are seized from sitting so the back wheels do not spin. The car was kept in a mostly dry area which saved the body, which appears to be rust free. Floors and frame look fine, and there is no exterior rust that I can see. The paint has some imperfections but still shines great. The chrome is decent but will look much better after a good polishing. The interior looks well kept but will need a good cleaning. I have turned the engine by hand and it spins freely. I have made no attempt to put power to the vehicle or start it. I have a clean clear PA title ready for transfer. I can help assist in loading and the vehicle can be stored within reason as long as it's paid for. I can be reached at 610-679-0311 with any questions, or emailed through Ebay. |
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